After three consecutive days of busy work, Yang Jing finally finished all the work on hand.
Even Yang Jing couldn't help but sigh that as the business grew bigger, there were more and more things to do!
The Japanese market and the Soviet Union are of paramount importance, but apart from these two issues, there are many other matters that require Yang Jing's final decision.
For example, the matter concerning Donald Tomás.
After Yang Jing recruited Tom Nitz to his team, he gave this guy a series of tasks, which was to purchase properties all over the world.
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, after the global stock market crash and the collapse of the Japanese economy, housing prices were generally low around the world. Just like the luxury apartment Yang Jing bought on Fifth Avenue, a three-story luxury apartment with an area of more than 12,000 square feet, if it was placed 30 years later, you would definitely not be able to get it without $100 million.
When Yang Jing bought it two years ago, he only spent eight million US dollars.
In addition, luxury properties in world-famous cities such as Long Island, Miami, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, London, Paris, Rome, Zurich, Berlin, Sydney, etc. are also very cheap now.
The most important thing is that these places are very expensive. If you don’t act now, you may not be able to buy a property in these prime locations even if you have money in the future.
It's like the area of London's Hyde Park and Kensington Park, which was later known as the most expensive real estate area in the world. In the future, even if you have money, you can't buy a house here. The unit price of houses there is generally more than 100,000 pounds per square meter, and some luxury apartments are even more expensive.
Why not buy now? Not only are there houses available, but the price is also cheap. Most importantly, once Yang Jing takes over the Dragon Fund, he can say that he has one or two large apartments next to Hyde Park and lives next to the Queen of England. That would be very prestigious.
So although Tom Nitz has established Meifang Real Estate Company at Yang Jing's instruction and served as its CEO, Meifang Real Estate's business is currently mainly focused on purchasing luxury properties for Yang Jing all over the world.
Of course, with the collapse of the Japanese economy, Japanese real estate will also face an avalanche-like collapse. The Japanese real estate market, which was once known as the price of a property in Tokyo that could buy the entire United States, will face a desperate collapse in the next ten years.
That would be a good time for Meifang Real Estate to reap Japanese real estate. Of course, Meifang Real Estate is not doing other businesses now. For example, it has started to acquire some small and medium-sized real estate companies in the United States and gradually laid out the real estate market in the United States, Canada and Europe. However, Meifang Real Estate is only laying out in secret now, and it is still far from the Mahayana period.
But Yang Jing is not in a hurry and will just develop slowly.
In addition to Tomitz's affairs, Feiyang Group, a luxury goods company led by Jia Shijie Cassel, is also in the layout stage, but there are also many things that need Yang Jing's decision and authorization.
Jia Shijie Cassel is worthy of being the greatest CEO in the history of Louis Moët Hennessy. Although he is still far from reaching the level of great success in the future, he has already demonstrated extraordinary management skills. Especially in the luxury industry, his sense of smell is so sharp that even Yang Jing finds it a little scary.
Now under the leadership of Jia Shijie, Feiyang Group has acquired as many as twelve famous luxury brands in just over a year, covering industries ranging from clothing to jewelry to watches. In the future, Feiyang Group also plans to enter the field of supercars and ultra-luxury cruise ships.
But similarly, Feiyang Group, which is destined to become a luxury giant in the future, is only making plans in secret now.
These things are quite trivial. Neither decision-making nor authorization can be missing. Yang Jing has to do them all personally.
You have to know that Yang Jing was busy for three days even though he tried his best not to get involved in most of the affairs of the KY Investment Fund. If he were asked to be busy like the head of a super-giant investment fund, he would not be able to do anything else.
In fact, looking at Henry and David, Yang Jing knew how lucky he was to be able to recruit such good subordinates. These elites solved so many trivial things for him.
Yang Jing was even considering increasing their shares in the KY Investment Fund.
If you want the horse to run fast, you must not skimp on the night grass.
Especially now is a critical period. There are a lot of opportunities in Japan, Europe and the Middle East. If the Dragon Fund wants to lay a solid foundation, now is a good time that cannot be missed.
So after thinking about it for a night, Yang Jing decided to give these company executives more benefits.
Previously, Mike Aller held 2% of the shares of the Dragon Fund. After the stock market crash, Henry Williams and David Anderson jointly held 3% of the shares, with the former holding 1.75% and the latter holding 1.25%. As for Amanda Pietrus, another important financial executive under Yang Jing, she previously held 1% of the shares of the Dragon Fund.
The four of them together hold 6% of the shares of the Dragon Fund.
As for the executives who joined later, such as Niam, Nathan, Austin, Ronald Tomnitz, and Jasper Caselle, they all held shares in various branches under the name of KY Investment Fund.
In order to increase the benefits for these executives, Yang Jing directly increased Old Mike's shares to 3%. Henry, David and Anderson also increased their shares in the Dragon Fund by 1% each. In this way, the four most important executives together held 10% of the shares of the Dragon Fund.
Of course, Yang Jing did this mainly to reward the four of them for their hard work over the past few years. Don't look at Amanda, who has the smallest share among the four. Even if she only owns 2% of the Dragon Fund, the current value is more than 8 billion US dollars! This is the result of the Dragon Fund not being listed. If the Dragon Fund is listed, the value of Amanda's 2% of the shares alone can at least increase several times!
These more than 8 billion US dollars are the true value of 2% of the Dragon Fund shares!
Niam and other senior executives who joined later still hold shares in the branches they are responsible for. Of course, their shareholding ratios have also increased.
As for Cesar, he has never accepted Yang Jing's shares. Even though he can be said to be Yang Jing's most trusted subordinate like Old Mike, this guy just doesn't want to accept the shares given by Yang Jing.
He would rather take the commission every time and speculate with Yang Jing!
For them, this method may be their favorite.
Yang Jing also had some negative comments about Cesar's choice. After all, everyone has their own path, and we are all adults. There is no need to point fingers at the paths chosen by others.
These executives were naturally grateful for their boss's generosity.
Sure enough, shares and the like are the best medicine to make these elite executives burst out with greater enthusiasm for work...
PS: I would like to bow to thank "the fat sister who loves reading" for the reward of 500.
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